NAMA: 100 BORROWERS, 3,518 LOANS, €27.2 BILLION
Aug 24th, 2010 by Conor McCabe
100 Borrowers. That’s it for stage one and two. Average of 35 loans per borrower.
The original value of the loans was €52 billion, which means that for each borrower, an average of €520 million.
When you think about it, the few million that these guys gave in donations to the three main political parties, it was the cheapest insurance policy ever.
The amount of loans by institution.
This means that each borrower took out, on average,
5 loans with Allied Irish Bank
5 loans with Bank of Ireland
23 loans with Anglo Irish Bank
The loans as a percentage of the total, by institution
Now, if you’d said
I could use it as a sigquote.
The original value of the loans was €52 billion, which means that for each borrower, an average of €5.2 billion.
Eh?
Doh! cheers. Figure corrected.
We need to know whose tabs were are picking up. The next time Johnny flies overhead on his way to Morocco I would like to be able to look up and smile, at the pleasure that all the money must be giving somebody. And the fact that I am playing my part to keep up his spirits, among other things.
Yet again this morning one of RTEs hacks stated we all lost the run of ourselves. Yeah, the workingclass family dreaming of a 3 bed in Celbridge and a holiday once a year is the same as Johny. Restrained myself from doing serious damage to an inert body for lack of a real one.